A London, Ont., woman who shared her tragic story of cancer in hopes of preventing others from befalling the same fate has died. 

A pap test is used to prevent cervical cancer, and it's important that you keep up with your appointments and understand why you need them, say doctors.

Cervical cancer can be prevented by vaccination and eventually eliminated worldwide, researchers say.

HPV is common in both men and women, and has been identified as the cause of almost all cervical cancers — a disease that kills 50 women each year in B.C.

The HPV vaccine is already reducing rates of cervical cancer, according to new research.

Alberta continues to see high rates of sexually transmitted infections, such as syphilis and gonorrhea. Based on the STI cases reported so far this year, Alberta is on track to surpass last year's numbers.

More than 70 per cent of sexually active Canadians will get HPV at some point. Here's what you need to know.

A letter sent to grade six parents in the Regina Catholic School Division encourages parents to think twice about the HPV vaccine, which prevents cancer in both men and women.

In the next few weeks parents and caregivers of children in Grade 6 will be notified of upcoming immunization clinics at their child's school.

The HPV vaccine is offered to boys, in addition to girls, in Grade 7 across Ontario.